Coronavirus: Is It Safe To Ride an Elevator? Experts Explained Safety Mechanics

Medicine & Technology May 19, 2020

Taking an elevator might be riskier for people who works on tall building as people can leave germs behind.

Men are More Likely NOT to Wear Face Masks Because they See them as Being "Shameful" and "Not Cool"

May 18, 2020

A survey of 2,500 American adults found that men are more likely to put off wearing face masks because of perceived stigma.

Loud Talking Can Spread More than 1,000 Coronavirus Particles in the Air for 14 Minutes: Study

May 14, 2020

Droplets generated by coronavirus infected people talking could linger in the air between 8 to 14 minutes, potentially infecting other people.

David Beckham's Case of Missing Hair Sparks Questions on the Best Hair Loss Treatment

May 13, 2020

Japanese scientists have discovered a new way of reversing the case of baldness in men.

Counterfeit N95 Masks with Earloops and other Medical Supplies from China Reach US Hospitals

May 13, 2020

Concern mounting over the lives at risk due to fake medical supplies, including face masks, gloves, gowns, and other supplies, being used in the entire country.

Reduced Parental Pressure on Children to Eat Meals Lessens Risks of Obesity and Leads to Healthier Lifelong Eating Behaviors

May 12, 2020

A 'positive eating environment' on children encourages them to take ownership of their eating decisions and help them decide on developing eating patterns linked to a healthy weight for a lifetime.

Switch from Standard to an Ergonomic Bluetooth Mouse: Top Picks of 2020

May 11, 2020

Ergonomic bluetooth mouse is developed with the user in mind, to ease the pain and numbness of working at the computer all day. Here are some of the best you can find on Amazon.

Scientists Use Brain-Computer Interface to Study How Memory is Recorded as We Sleep, First Time in History

May 11, 2020

Brain-computer interface is used to show how short-term memories are filed during sleep to become long-term memories that can be recalled later.

Mosquitos Carrying Dengue, Zika, Yellow Fever Would Be More Prevalent by 2030, Study Warns

May 09, 2020

Mosquitos carrying diseases such as dengue, Zika virus, and yellow fever will become more common in many parts of the world as the changes in weather pattern and temperature continues.

Eliminate Toilet Paper and Embrace the New Clean with these Best Bidets on Amazon!

May 09, 2020

Over 80% of Japanese households have a bidet seat for their toilets. So why does America has not caught on with the craze yet?

Coronavirus: 3 Russian Doctors Mysteriously Fell Out of the Windows in the Past Two Weeks

May 07, 2020

Two doctors died, while one remains hospitalized after falling out of the window in one of the hospitals in Russia.

Italian Scientists Claim the World's First COVID-19 Vaccine That Can Neutralize Coronavirus in Human Cells

May 05, 2020

According to the tests carried out at Rome's infectious-disease Spallanzani Hospital, an Italian coronavirus vaccine has antibodies generated in mice that work on human cells.

A Llama Is Helping the Fight With COVID-19 As Its Antibodies Are Used to Bind to SARS-CoV-2's Spike Protein to Stop Infecting Cells

Apr 30, 2020

Winter, the llama, developed antibodies against SARS and MERS when it was about nine months old to neutralize the part of SARS-CoV-2 that hijacks human cells and spread infection

Remdesivir: No Timeline Yet As To When FDA Will Approve Its Use Despite Succes on Gilead's Phase 3 Trial

Apr 30, 2020

Fauci Praised Results of One Study As Proof That Remdisivir is a Drug that Can Block Coronavirus, Will FDA Approve Of Its Use on Hospitals?

Japan Experts Regret Early Lifting of Lockdown After 135 New Cases of COVID-19 Are Reported in One Week

Apr 30, 2020

The northern region of Japan reported 135 new cases in just one week just after 26 days 26 days later it lifted its lockdown measures